Casa Manila

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This is not a palace, but it is as luxurious as a palace. There are mainly two categories of products on display, one is antique furniture, and the other is a variety of exotic treasures, of which a large number of various handicrafts. It is worth seeing.

The museum is not big, but it feels very luxurious. The courtyard is full of flowers, and there are a lot of valuable furniture inside. You can see some living conditions at that time, which is also quite interesting.

A neat look into a guest house at the turn of the 20th century. A little pricy compared to the amount of time it takes to go through it, but still a quality museum.

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When it comes to museums in Manila, Casa Manila is indeed one of my favorites. For an affordable admission fee of 75 pesos, you’ll get to explore a beautiful historic trove portraying the colonial lifestyle during the Spanish colonization era in the Philippines. Inside the museum, I was enthralled by its antique collection, elegant furniture and majestic interiors. I, honestly, felt like I was an illustrious or respected businessman during the Spanish colonization era, while I was admiring the exhibits in Casa Manila. And, by the way, make sure to drop by the courtyard, to make your travel photos more eye-catching.

我的家人喜欢在卡撒马尼拉的走廊和不同的房间里走走看看。它让我们得以一窥见古代富有的西班牙-菲律宾家庭是如何生活的。卧室里有华丽的木床和漂亮的木制家具。用餐区有一张大餐桌和几把笨重的木椅。它上面甚至有巨大的纺织物制成的扇子(由侍者拉到一边)，用来给客人降温和驱赶苍蝇。厨房里陈列着大量烹调用的器具。卫生间里有配套的椅子/厕所，这样主人就可以在他们上厕所的时候与人交谈了。我们还注意到房子一侧的小巷，一个叫阿利平·萨吉里德(aliping sagigilid)的侍者会经过那里，在房子四周巡视。

这个博物馆从外观看上去并不像是一个博物馆，就像是一个民居一样，或者像是一个餐厅一样，这里主要还是来看一些古老的家具的，我个人对家具不感兴趣，也就觉得一般。